The party postponed its second state assembly for three months, where the new statutes will be approved
The coalition that was born to be “that country project for the next decade” languishes in just one year
Yolanda Díaz launched Sumar at the Matadero in Madrid to great expectations and a multitude of attendees. A new platform of up to fifteen parties, under the umbrella of Movimiento Sumar, with which the second vice president sought to compete in the general elections of July …
Session limit reached
- Access to Premium content is open courtesy of the establishment you are in, but right now there are too many users logged in at once. Please try again after a few minutes.
try again
You have exceeded the session limit
- You can only have three sessions started at a time. We have closed the oldest session so you can continue browsing the rest without limits.
Keep browsing
Article for subscribers only
Report a bug
#Yolanda #Díaz #prepares #coup #revive #Sumar #March
